Velocity intensifying power system

ABSTRACT

The disclosure includes a velocity intensifying system including a fluid medium that is circulating within an enclosed main fluid course. The main fluid course consists of a tubular structure having a predetermined diameter. The fluid medium is circulated by a bi-pass tubular arrangement having a pump therein. The pump has an inlet tube connected to the main course that has a diameter size less than the diameter size of the main course. The outlet tube from the pump has a diameter size that is less than the inlet tube to the pump. The outlet tube from the pump drives a helix which is located within the main course of the system which contains the water. The helix drives a shaft of a generator which is located on the exterior of the main course. The ever decreasing sizes of the tubes leading from one end of the main circuit to another, the volume of fluid within the system will drive subsequent elements at increasing speeds to thereby obtain a more energy output than an energy initially required.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The “Velocity Intensifying Power System” demonstrates the capability ofsignificantly increasing the usable fluid flow. The inventive devicewill significantly increase energy output without increasing the energyinput. This is a free energy system that has been sought for hundreds ofyears. The inventive system is a supercharger with very few moving partsand will move any fluid at sub-sonic speed without an increase in energyinput.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The system consists of a sealed water course wherein water is circulatedat increasing speeds. Any other fluid medium may be used. The increasingspeeds from one stage to another, are utilized to produce higher speedsof subsequent generators externally of the water course to drive agenerator at higher speeds when compared to the initial speed of thepump and the energy of electric motor driving the pump.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING

FIG. 1 illustrates a perspective view of the main water course and thecomponents thereof.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

FIG. 1 illustrates the overall system wherein the main water course tube1 is shown in a perspective view and the tube being sealed to theoutside environment once it is filled with a fluid, such as water. Thewater course tube is the largest size diameter tube in the system suchas, for example, six inches. The water course tube 1 is also made of anoblong structure presenting two long and straight sides and two shortsides. The arrow 2 represents the direction of the water flow once it isstarted. One of the short sides of the water tube has a water bi-pass 3therein into the tube 4. The water flow is instigated by the pump 5through the tube 6 and thereafter is delivered under a speed increaseand lower internal water pressure into a water delivery tube 6 in thedirection of arrow 7 and thereafter into the open center 10 a of thewater course tube 1. The phenomena of the water speed increasing and thewater pressure dropping is well known as the “Bernoulli Equation”. Itshould be noted at this time that the water inlet tube 4 should be about2 inches in diameter and about 1½ inch diameter from the pump 5 outlettube 6 into the main watercourse tube 6. Therefore, there is an increasein speed and pressure of the water from the larger diameter tube 1 tothe smaller diameter tube 4 as the pump pressurizes the water and thereis a further decrease in pressure by about 71% in the water pressurewhen compared to the water speed as the pump delivers the water into afurther smaller diameter tube 6. From the smaller tube 6, the water withincreased speed enters the main tube 1 at 10 a to thereby entrain thewater flowing in the main tube 1 and keep the water circulating withinthe main tube 1. This last speed increase and lowered pressure of thewater impacts on a helix screw 9 which is supported for rotation at oneend by a bearing 10 in an open center support 10 a. The helix screw maytake different shapes and structures. For example, the helix may haveany pitch that is desired or it may take more or less convolutions. Onthe other end of the helix 9 there is a shaft 11 which exits the maintube 1 at 11 a which will rotate in the direction of arrow 12 a. Thewater in the main tube 1 continues to flow in the direction of thearrows 14 to recirculate the water in the main tube in the direction ofthe arrow 2 to resume its normal flow and back into the tube 3 andfurther into the into the tube again. The shaft 11 a of the rotatinghelix 9 and on the outside of the main tube 1 drives the shaft 11 a of agenerator motor 12 having the delivery electricity line 13 thereon.

It can now be seen that the ever increasing volume and speed of thewater throughout the system creates a much higher rotation within thegenerator 12 when compared to the speed and pressure of the pump 5. Thisthen, results in a higher electric energy output at 13 when compared tothe electric energy input of the pump 5 at the beginning of the cycle.

1. Velocity intensifying power system including a main circuit in theform of a tube having a fluid medium therein, said tube circuit beingshaped in an oblong structure, a pump is located on an outside of saidmain circuit and drawing fluid from an inside of said main circuit byway of a bi-pass tube, said bi-pass having an inlet tube feeding fluidinto said pump and an outlet tube from said pump and feeding fluid intosaid main tube, said outlet tube driving a helix in a rotation, saidhelix having an outlet shaft driving a shaft of a generator located onan exterior of said main circuit.
 2. The velocity intensifying powersystem of claim 1 including different pitches of said helix
 3. Thevelocity intensifying power system of claim 1, wherein said main circuittube has a predetermined diameter, and wherein said inlet tube to saidpump has a diameter which is less in size than said main tube diameterand wherein said outlet tube from said pump has a diameter which is lessin size than said inlet tube into said pump.
 4. The velocityintensifying power system of claim 2, wherein there is a velocityincrease of the fluid medium from said main fluid course into said inputof said pump and wherein there is another velocity increase and a fluidpressure decrease in said fluid medium after said fluid medium exitsfrom said pump to thereby drive said helix and said generator at ahigher rate than said pump to produce a higher energy output at saidgenerator than the energy requirement to drive said pump.